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Published: 2005-10-05 23:14:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 189; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 23
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This is a shallow depth of field study for my photography class. I haven't made the print yet, but I scanned the negative and reversed the contrast.Yes! I figured out how to develop film!!!
Then I added borders. Yay, borders.
Make/Model - Canon EOS Rebel T2
Aperture - 4.0
Shutter Speed - 125
DPI - 600
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Comments: 11
Who's feet are these?! They look like Kat's... don't ask how I know that.
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Congratulations! 
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What a neat pic. The angle is cool. I'm so glad yer back!
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Lucky for having such a nice camera. ;_; I have a crappy one, well not crappy, but it can't take nice shots like this.
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I like your shots alot! Don't knock 'em!
And besides - the camera doesn't make the shot, the photographer does. That's like saying that the quality of the brushes and paint determine how good the artist is.
You know what I mean?
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Heh. I also think a camera helps though, it doesn't matter how good a photographer you are when the pictures turn up blurry. I always have these shots I take, but my camera doesn't take very good far away shots, but decent close up ones so that's the type you see from me.
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???
I don't think your camera is the problem!
What kind of camera is it? I can tell you how you can fix that problem.
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I have a Vivitar 5MP 3x Zoom, I'm not EXACTLY sure of the series and I don't know where I put it... I just know it's really crappy at far away pictures.
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